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Boris Johnson Tax Calculator - £ 4,000.00 Salary Example (£4K Salary)

This Salary and Tax Calculator is provided to illustrate how Boris Johnsons planned changes to the higher Rate Income Tax Threshold will affect a £ 4,000.00 Salary (£4K Salary). The illustration also includes an overview of a current 2023 salary example for £ 4,000.00 and an salary example for £ 4,000.00 if the personal allowance were to be increase to £30k (a solution which would affect all tax ayers, not just those who earner over £50k.

Boris Johnson tax Calculator
£ 4,000.00 Salary Comparison
WhatCurrent (2019)Boris £80k Higher Rate ThresholdiCalculator™ £30k Personal Allowance
Net Pay304030403040
Difference n/a00
Take Home76.00%76.00%76.00%

You can see a detailed salary overview for each of these calculations below.

About the Boris Johnson Salary Examples

In order to provide a like-for-like salary comparison against our three tax scenarios, we have used the following defaults:

  1. Annual Salary before tax: £ 4,000.00
  2. The individual is part of a company pension scheme
    1. An Employer Pension Contribution of 5% has been applied
    2. An Employee Pension Contribution of 3% has been applied
  3. A standard tax code has been used
  4. Salary is calculated over a full tax year
  5. There are no salary sacrifice options included
  6. There are no special National Insurance Contibutions rules /exemptions (Employer or Employee)

2023 Salary Example for £ 4,000.00 (Current)

£ 4,000.00 Salary Example 2023/24 Tax Year
YearlyMonthly4 Weekly2 WeeklyWeeklyDailyHourly%1
Gross Income4,000.00333.33307.69153.8576.9215.812.20100.00%
Adjusted Gross Income23,800.00316.67292.31146.1573.0815.022.0995.00%
Company Pension: Employee200.0016.6715.387.693.850.790.115.00%
Company Pension: Employer120.0010.009.234.622.310.470.073.00%
Taxable Pay3,800.00316.67292.31146.1573.0815.022.0995.00%
Tax Due [PAYE]760.0063.3358.4629.2314.623.000.4219.00%
Total Pay Deductions960.0080.0073.8536.9218.463.790.5324.00%
Net Pay3,040.00253.33233.85116.9258.4612.021.6776.00%

Salary Package [Cost of Employee]4,120.00343.33316.92158.4679.2316.282.26103.00%

1 Percentage expressed in relation to Gross Income [£ 3,800.00].

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2023 Salary Example for £ 4,000.00 (Planned by Boris Johnson)

£ 4,000.00 Salary Example 2023/24 Tax Year (Planned by Boris Johnson)
YearlyMonthly4 Weekly2 WeeklyWeeklyDailyHourly%1
Gross Income4,000.00333.33307.69153.8576.9215.812.20100.00%
Adjusted Gross Income23,800.00316.67292.31146.1573.0815.022.0995.00%
Company Pension: Employee200.0016.6715.387.693.850.790.115.00%
Company Pension: Employer120.0010.009.234.622.310.470.073.00%
Taxable Pay3,800.00316.67292.31146.1573.0815.022.0995.00%
Tax Due [PAYE]760.0063.3358.4629.2314.623.000.4219.00%
Total Pay Deductions960.0080.0073.8536.9218.463.790.5324.00%
Net Pay3,040.00253.33233.85116.9258.4612.021.6776.00%

Salary Package [Cost of Employee]4,120.00343.33316.92158.4679.2316.282.26103.00%

1 Percentage expressed in relation to Gross Income [£ 3,800.00].

2023 Salary Example for £ 4,000.00 (Suggested by iCalculator)

£ 4,000.00 Salary Example 2023/24 Tax Year (Suggested by iCalculator)
YearlyMonthly4 Weekly2 WeeklyWeeklyDailyHourly%1
Gross Income4,000.00333.33307.69153.8576.9215.812.20100.00%
Adjusted Gross Income23,800.00316.67292.31146.1573.0815.022.0995.00%
Company Pension: Employee200.0016.6715.387.693.850.790.115.00%
Company Pension: Employer120.0010.009.234.622.310.470.073.00%
Taxable Pay3,800.00316.67292.31146.1573.0815.022.0995.00%
Tax Due [PAYE]760.0063.3358.4629.2314.623.000.4219.00%
Total Pay Deductions960.0080.0073.8536.9218.463.790.5324.00%
Net Pay3,040.00253.33233.85116.9258.4612.021.6776.00%

Salary Package [Cost of Employee]4,120.00343.33316.92158.4679.2316.282.26103.00%

1 Percentage expressed in relation to Gross Income [£ 3,800.00].

Further Reading

Boris Johnsons Plan for changes to the Higher Rate Tax Threshold

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